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Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt lists several confidential problems regarding foreign matters for the Naval War College. Roosevelt asks what and how interventions will be employed.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1897-05-26
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt apprises President McKinley of what ships are available to send to Hawaii, given Japan’s dispatch of their protected cruiser, Naniwa. He discusses each ship’s strengths, weaknesses, and firepower.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1897-04-22
1908
English
1908
English
Colorized photograph of three Hawaiian woman and a young girl relaxing on grass mats. The woman on the left is holding a guitar.
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1908
English
Colored postcard of a red and yellow fish wrapped in a green leaf, a bowl of poi, and two leis.
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Colorized postcard featuring a head-and-shoulders portrait of a Hawaiian schoolgirl. The girl is wearing a stripped dress with a portrait brooch at her neck and is wearing her hair down.
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Colorized postcard showing several men on a wooden structure by the ocean. On the left, two men and are being elevated by a crane on the right. Two boats and a portion of the coastline can be seen in the background.
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1908
English
Colorized postcard showing two Hawaiian fish–the humuhumu nakunuku apua’a fish and the kala fish. In a handwritten note on the reverse, Charles C. Myers informs Myrtle L. Odell about where the fish were acquired and comments on the difficult name pronunciations.
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